Boolean variables in Python

Boolean variable can hold either True or False, and the type ‘bool’ represents a Boolean type.

 

Example

is_raining = True
is_raining = False

Please note that the first letter starts with capital case where T in True, F in False

 

boolean_variables.py

is_raining = True

if is_raining:
    print('It is raining')
else:
    print('It is not raining')

is_raining = False

if is_raining:
    print('It is raining')
else:
    print('It is not raining')


print('type of is_raining : ', type(is_raining))

In the above example, we define a variable ‘is_raining’ to specify whether it is raining or not.

 

Output

It is raining
It is not raining
type of is_raining :  <class 'bool'>

 

 

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